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State: New York
Country: United States
Description: Tank: Oceanic 50 gallon bow front with stainless steel base and optional cover. Lights: Sundial T-5 Canopy Light Fixtures with two 6,700 tubes and two 10,000 tubes. Filtration: Fluval 405. CO2: Ideal CO2 regulator with bubble counter and pH controller. With CO2 Reactor 1000. Substrate: 3M color quartz
Advice: I'm a new hobbyist myself
Fish Kept: Boseman Rainbows, Yellow Balloon Rams, Gouramis, Tetras, African Dwarf frogs
Corals/Plants: Riccia sluitans, Christmas moss, Java moss, Weeping moss, Marimo balls, Driftwood, Anubias nana, Anubias barteri, Coffefolia, Lilaeopfif, Amazon swords, Java fern, Ludwigia, Salvinia minima, Rotala
Tank Size: 50 gallons
About Yourself: I grew up on the water and have always had an interest in fish. I started my very first planted tank in February 2009 and am constantly looking for new ways to improve it.

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